Language as a "rule-governed system" of component processes that exist in relationships that vary in empirically definable ways: - (1) __________ - building blocks of sounds - (2) __________ - changing plurals, root words, suffixes, prefixes - (3) __________ - how words go together to make sentences - (4) __________ - how words take meaning - (5) __________ - language in use (6) The relationship between speech sounds and the meanings they represent is __________. (7) Give five examples of onomatopoeic words. __________ __________ __________ __________ __________ (8) Humans can create new sentences that they haven't heard before - What aspect of language is this? __________
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